The UI Tippie College of Business has a long tradition of developing business leaders and scholars through a comprehensive and high-quality educational experience. Though we continue to build on that strong foundation, we must also be poised for innovation and leadership in an always changing, fast-paced world. We strive for excellence in teaching, research, and service. Our focused undergraduate and graduate programs are presented by top-notch faculty who are dedicated to preparing our diverse and talented student body for the workforce. And we seek to provide an environment that promotes creativity, entrepreneurship, and a strong work ethic.

Private support plays a significant role in the success of the college—strong support from our alumni and friends sends a clear message to students and faculty that Iowa has a solid, mission-driven program that is committed to leadership and academic excellence.

Our campaign will strengthen the college through support for faculty, students, and the programs and facilities that set the college apart from its peer institutions. With these enhanced resources, Tippie can continue to prepare its graduates to be future business leaders.

Honor Clubs

Annual support at every level is crucial to maintaining the quality of our programs. The University of Iowa Henry B. Tippie College of Business has established the following honor clubs to recognize individuals and organizations who provide generous annual support to one of the college's development funds.

Members of the Dean's Club receive annual recognition in the college's printed Honor Roll of Contributors and periodic mailings about the college's activities and accomplishments.

In addition to the UI Tippie College of Business honor club, the University of Iowa Foundation has a variety of programs to recognize the generosity of contributors. Learn more about university-wide honor clubs.

Recognition for Corporate Contributers

The Business Associates Program provides annual recognition for the college's most generous corporate contributors. Program members receive special recognition in the college's annual Honor Roll of Contributors at these levels:

Members of the Business Associates Program may name an individual to serve as program representative.

Through their representative, these organizations have greater opportunities for interaction with the administration, faculty, and students of the Henry B. Tippie College of Business, enhancing the exchange of expertise and information and helping to identify potential employees and interns.